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February 2004

Friday 27/02/2004

New appointment to Fisheries Committee

NDPB advises on how hydro power generation may affect fisheries and fish stocks.

Opencast coal policy to be updated

Executive to review opencast policy following research into its effectiveness.

Thursday 26/02/2004

Benefits and Tax Credits

Report provides information on range of people receiving benefits and tax credits.

Criminal Proceedings in Scottish Courts 2002

Latest figures show a 4 per cent increase on those for the previous year.

Greater Glasgow NHS Board

Health Minister announces a number of new appointments.

New waiting time guarantee met

Guaranteed maximum waiting time of 9 months for hospital treatment has been delivered.

Tackling childhood obesity

Debate on food advertising aimed at children at public meeting organised by Food Standards Agency.

World Health Day to focus on road safety

Transport Minister pledges support to WHO’s focus on improving road safety.

Wednesday 25/02/2004

Consultation on school/college review

Review of collaboration between schools and FE colleges in Scotland.

NHS staff at record levels

Latest figures show increase in staff numbers of more than 4,000.

Scotland says welcome to the world

First Minister leads initiative to 'counter demographics' and attract fresh talent.

Suckler Cow Premium Scheme

Farmers have from March 1 to 31 to apply to 2004 Suckler Cow Premium Scheme Quota National Reserve.

Sustainable development report

Second annual progress report on sustainable development indicators.

Tuesday 24/02/2004

A80 road improvements at Auchenkilns

Minister visits site of £25m improvement scheme at Auchenkilns near Cumbernauld.

Criminal Procedures Amendment Bill

Minister proposes that some trials allowed to take place when accused fails to attend court.

Draft Sexual Health Strategy consultation

Health Minister encourages contributions as deadline approaches.

Drive to boost skills in motor industry

Scottish launch of Automotive Skills - UK-wide Sector Skills Council for retail motor industry.

Entrepreneurship on the up in Scotland

Publication of Global Entrepreneurship Monitor survey by Strathclyde University.

Funding for disability groups

Projects that benefit disabled people across Scotland to received an extra £1 million.

Royal Bank profits to be applauded

Scotland must shrug off illogical 'fear of success' - Minister.

Scotland's voice in Europe

Executive's strategy is to seize opportunities of being major European player - Minister.

Teacher workforce planning 2004-05

Results of latest round of planning show pupil and teacher number projections.

Work starts on historic rail link

Larkhall to Milngavie rail link to become first bracnh line to fully reopen since 1979.

Monday 23/02/2004

Extension for rural stewardship applications

An extra month for farmers and crofters to arrange entry to stewardship scheme.

First consultative group on planning

First in series of events aiming to widen people's involvement in planning system.

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